Does the length of the pressure guiding tube affect the measurement?

2010-06-21View Original

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Does the length of the pressure guiding tube affect the measurement?

Reply #22010-06-21

Just try to compensate as much as possible. Bend pipes will have a certain impact.

Reply #32010-06-21

The length of the pressure tube will definitely have an impact on the measurement. It is recommended that the insertion part of the pressure tube should be shorter and have as little bend as possible. . .

Reply #42010-06-21

There must be a measurement lag! Liquids also have measurement errors caused by height!

Reply #52010-06-21

This is a prescribed power standard: Pressure 150m, micro pressure and vacuum 100m, liquid level and flow differential pressure 50m. The chemical industry also has regulations.

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